What is another word for disloyal?
351 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ dɪslˈɔ͡ɪə͡l], [ dɪslˈɔɪəl], [ d_ɪ_s_l_ˈɔɪ_əl]Table of Contents
Similar words for disloyal:
- all (adjective)
- disaffected (adjective)
- disobedient (adjective)
- false (adjective)
- false-hearted (adjective)
- mutinous (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- rebellious (adjective)
- recreant (adjective)
- renegade (adjective)
- rotten (adjective)
- untrue (adjective)
- untrustworthy (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- perfidious (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Disloyal:
adj.
• all (adjective) • disaffected (adjective)- dis loyal,
- un-friendliest,
- in-different,
- dis-affected,
- most unsubmissive,
- dis affected,
- most discontented,
- un friendlier,
- un-compliant,
- dis satisfied,
- un compliant,
- un friendliest,
- dis contented,
- more unsubmissive,
- un-friendlier,
- dis-satisfied,
- in different,
- dis-contented,
- un-friendly,
- un-submissive,
- dis-loyal,
- un submissive,
- un friendly.
- ungovernable,
- out of control,
- contrary,
- disobedient,
- wayward,
- nonconformist,
- undisciplined,
- unmanageable,
- intractable,
- Disobeying,
- defiant,
- recalcitrant,
- mischievous,
- insubordinate,
- factious,
- Disregardful,
- unruly,
- Misbehaving.
- more insurrectionary,
- un-manageable,
- most insurrectionary,
- in subordinate,
- in-subordinate,
- dis-orderly,
- more rioting,
- more anarchistic,
- most rioting,
- most anarchistic,
- dis orderly,
- un governable,
- un manageable,
- dis obedient,
- un-governable,
- dis-obedient.
- false,
- fair-weather,
- Truthless,
- mutinous,
- untrusty,
- unsubmissive,
- untrustworthy,
- falsehearted,
- False-hearted,
- unassured,
- fair weather,
- unloyal,
- disaffected,
- anarchistic,
- renegade,
- Trustless,
- bribable,
- seditious,
- rebellious,
- rotten,
- out of line,
- imprecise.
- in-corrigible,
- most sabotaging,
- most attacking,
- in-tractable,
- more attacking,
- individualistic,
- in corrigible,
- more sabotaging,
- in tractable.
- de filed,
- most contaminated,
- more dirtied,
- most sullied,
- de generate,
- un clean,
- most vitiated,
- most polluted,
- more polluted,
- more contaminated,
- un cleaner,
- un cleanest,
- most dirtied,
- more sullied,
- more bribable,
- un-cleanest,
- de-generate,
- more vitiated,
- de-filed,
- un-cleaner,
- most bribable.
- counter factual,
- counter-factual,
- more dissembling,
- mis taken,
- un-truest,
- un-sound,
- in accurate,
- out line,
- most dissembling,
- un true,
- un-true,
- un sounder,
- un-loyal,
- un truer,
- un loyal,
- in correct,
- more cheating,
- more prevaricating,
- un-sounder,
- un-truer,
- most unloyal,
- in-constant,
- un-truthful,
- un-soundest,
- more unloyal,
- most prevaricating,
- most imprecise,
- un sound,
- un truest.
- most fair-weather,
- more two timing,
- finkest,
- more twotiming,
- more fair-weather,
- un-safe,
- un safest,
- most fair weather,
- un-safest,
- more conniving,
- un dependable,
- un-assured,
- un-trusty,
- un-sure,
- most conniving,
- un trustier,
- fairweather,
- un trustiest,
- dis honest,
- un safe,
- more trustless,
- most unassured,
- fly by night,
- finker,
- more fairweather,
- un trustworthy,
- dis-honest,
- un-trustier,
- untrustiest,
- un sure,
- un-trustworthy,
- most trustless,
- most twotiming,
- un-reliable,
- un-dependable,
- un safer,
- more unassured,
- un trusty,
- untrustier,
- un reliable,
- un-trustiest,
- un assured,
- more fair weather,
- more two-timing,
- most fairweather,
- most two-timing,
- most two timing,
- un-safer.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- alienated,
- stab,
- high treason,
- collaborationist,
- unpatriotic,
- tergiversant,
- betray,
- sellout,
- rebel,
- rebelling,
- deceitful,
- collaboration,
- derelict,
- desert,
- perfidy,
- fifth column,
- collaborative,
- insurgent,
- treacherous,
- subversive,
- two-timer,
- unfaithful,
- recreant,
- break,
- treasonous,
- Trothless,
- of bad faith,
- betrayal,
- quisling,
- tergiversating,
- sell,
- turncoat,
- un-american,
- not true to,
- infidelity,
- inconstant,
- estranged,
- adultery,
- double-cross,
- judas,
- treachery,
- dirty,
- traitorous,
- traitor,
- awol,
- untrue,
- perfidious,
- fickle,
- treason,
- collaborate,
- collaborator,
- treasonable,
- Unsteadfast,
- two-time,
- heretical,
- apostate,
- deserter,
- faithless,
- backstabber,
- desertion.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- indecisive,
- moody,
- mean,
- fanciful,
- unscrupulous,
- rarely vacillant,
- shifty,
- giddy,
- duplicitous,
- sly,
- unsure,
- wishy-washy,
- rabble-rousing,
- corrupt,
- villainous,
- insidious,
- dissident,
- Barratrous,
- undependable,
- irresponsible,
- unsportsmanlike,
- flighty,
- evasive,
- revolutionary,
- mercurial,
- devious,
- shady,
- insincere,
- tricky,
- capricious,
- dishonest,
- hypocritical,
- base,
- unpredictable,
- insurrectionary,
- changeable,
- crooked,
- dangerous,
- refractory,
- filthy,
- snaky,
- questionable,
- unstable,
- malicious,
- insurrectionist,
- whimsical,
- janus-faced,
- two-faced,
- shameless,
- two-timing,
- frivolous,
- irresolute,
- underhanded,
- malevolent,
- shifting,
- double-crossing,
- unfair,
- counterfeit,
- erratic,
- unprincipled,
- reptilian,
- dishonourable,
- uncertain,
- slick,
- slippery,
- unreliable,
- wavering,
- undutiful,
- Misled,
- crafty,
- wormlike,
- conscienceless,
- inflammatory,
- underhand,
- lying,
- mutable,
- sneaky,
- discreditable,
- volatile,
- unsporting,
- changeful,
- despicable,
- foxy,
- cheating,
- unsteady,
- disreputable,
- fitful,
- undecided,
- cunning,
- adulterous,
- dishonorable.
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Homophones for Disloyal:
- decile, declaw, dossal, disloyally, daisy wheel, diesel oil, deckle, dietetical, dizzily, diesel, descale, ducal, dacelo, DSL, disallow, dkl, docile, day school, dazzle, De Gaulle, dead soul, decal, Dossel, dead axle.
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